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Matt Giguere makes his triumphant return to Gamers on the Go to help shake up the regular formula a bit. This time, we discuss the launch lineups for handheld systems from the Atari Lynx to the PlayStation Vita (and end up deciding on a clear winner).

Just a heads up: This is the longest GotG episode yet, clocking in at over two-and-a-half hours!

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This episode we get all minimalistic with Rymdkapsel's Swedish designer, Martin Jonasson (and we don't mention meatballs even once!)

We chat about what it takes to develop a game by yourself, how Rymdkapsel became a PlayStation Mobile title and how best to sneak t-shirts through international customs.

Make sure you grab a copy of Rymdkapsel on the PS Mobile store (part of PSN), the iOS App Store or Android via Google Play.

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This episode, we dig into the rave-tastic, electronic feast for the eyes and the ears, Double Fine’s newest game: Dropchord.

And who better to discuss the game with than its Project Lead, Patrick Hackett!

Hear about the inspiration behind Dropchord, the changing landscape of the Double Fine offices, and whether Double Fine is secretly working on Psychonauts 2 (spoiler: they’re not, but our fingers are still forever crossed).

Apologies for the minor audio issues near the end of the episode.

You can snag a copy of Dropchord on Leap’s Airspace store, the iOS App Store, and on Google Play.

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Now that we’re settled into our new St. Louis recording studio/place to live, it’s time to get back in the saddle with a fresh episode of Gamers on the Go.

World 8 Podcast host and proud member of KC SRK, AJ Hurst, returns to GOTG to talk about one of the true classics of the Game Boy: Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins.

Tune in to hear what SML2 has in common with Animal Crossing, how Wario became the face of Nintendo on handhelds, and listen to our random discussion of why handheld fighting games are terrible.

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Has it really been two months since our last episode? Well fear not! Gamers on the Go is officially back in podcast form (though, if you’re hurting for GOTG content, head on over to Games Are Evil to read our bi-weekly handheld games column!)

Speaking of things that are back, Taylor Courchaine makes his second appearance on the show, this time to discuss one of the most interesting games to hit the PlayStation Portable: 2006’s LocoRoco.

Listen as we recount the game’s early development struggles, chat about how it compares to 2008 iPhone game, Rolando, and ask ourselves if LocoRoco might be just the slightest bit racist.

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GamesBeat newshound, Jeff Grubb joins Chase to talk about the Advance Wars franchise (and more than a little Fire Emblem).

Find out how the games changed Nintendo’s view of the west, why the franchise is so well balanced, and how September 11 affected the series forever.

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Brothers Pierce and Taylor Courchaine take a seat on the GOTG couch for our 10th episode.

Caution: There is a fair amount of nerding out in this episode with no clear direction. On the plus side, I can almost guarantee you'll learn something new about the Pocket Monster franchise.

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